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February 14, 2008, 04:58 |
Negative pressure in 2D problem
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Hello world,
I tried to study the pression lost in a valve. To simplify, I tried to work in a 2D problem. You can see my model here : http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/1...opimagemi4.png My parameters are : - Air at 25°C - Steady state - Inlet = Pressure at 2200Pa - Outlet = Mass air flow at 0.0009 kg/s - Symetry on both side In the result, pressure on outlet is around -100000Pa !!! When I tryed on an 3D model, with same parameters, the result are Ok. Do you have any idea of this problem on 2D ? Thanks a lot for your help Micgre |
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February 14, 2008, 17:45 |
Re: Negative pressure in 2D problem
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Hi,
Did you scale the mass flow rate to reflect the smaller area of the 2D model? For example, if you are modelling a channel 1 metre wide using a 2D flow with a 1mm wide slice, you will need to reduce the mass flow rates by a factor of 1000. Glenn Horrocks |
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February 18, 2008, 03:24 |
Re: Negative pressure in 2D problem
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I already done this ratio I don't understand why this flow rate delta can create negative pressure ?
Thanks for your help. |
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February 21, 2008, 11:45 |
Re: Negative pressure in 2D problem
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I think my problem is from symetry because when I work with my 3D model and cut an half, I've got negative pressure...
But I don't understand why... |
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